Hey @jeanptello 

It’s possible that there’s a mismatch between what Snowflake has written and what Databricks is trying to read. This often happens if Snowflake has performed an operation that rewrites the table files (like compaction or a bulk update), and then Databricks tries to validate an older version that no longer matches the current state.

I’d recommend:

• Refreshing the table from Databricks to ensure it’s accessing the most recent version.

• Checking the table history in both Snowflake and Databricks to verify whether both systems are seeing the same snapshot, or if there’s a discrepancy in recent operations (like file size or number of files).

The error likely stems from a difference between the current state of the table in Snowflake and what Databricks expects. Reviewing the history should help confirm if there was a shift or an operation that triggered this conflict.

Hope this helps, 🙂

Isi